Avatar: The Way of Water was a massive success for Disney. The film was not only the most successful film of 2022 but is now the third highest-grossing film of all time, currently sitting at $2.294 Billion worldwide behind Avengers: Endgame and the original 2009 Avatar.![]()
The success could be attributed to the extended seat in movie theaters as it has been playing since December 16th, and you can still find showtimes at certain theaters. Usually, a film is in theaters for 4 – 6 weeks, followed by a home release shortly after.
Now we have some news regarding when the film will be available to purchase. The highly successful sci-fi sequel will be available digitally on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Vudu, and Movies Everywhere on March 28th.![]()
There appears to be no current release date for those hoping to own the film on physical media such as DVD and/or BluRay. However, those indeed tend to follow shortly after the digital release. But it is somewhat of a missed opportunity not to release it sooner since many kids would have enjoyed a copy in their Easter Basket.
It also appears that the film will not be releasing on Disney+, at least for now. Disney wants to squeeze as much as they can out of this, so it will force people to buy the film as opposed to streaming it.![]()
The success of Avatar: The Way of Water shows that people are craving the world of Pandora. With the third film wrapped up with a late 2024 release date and a fourth film in early production set for late 2026, there is definitely potential for a fifth film and perhaps even a television series.
Are you one of those looking forward to adding Avatar: The Way of Water to their film collection?
Source: Economic Times
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